Is there an annual fee for the Agricultural Bank of China Credit Card?
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Is there an annual fee for the Agricultural Bank of China Credit Card?
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1. At present, the Agricultural Bank of China credit card will charge annual fees, but as long as it meets some specific conditions stipulated by the bank, it can also be exempted from the annual fee. The Agricultural Bank of China Credit Card generally has a preferential policy for the first year of opening the card. Cumulative card consumption of more than 5 times a year can also avoid the annual fee of the next year.
2. If the cumulative number of card swipings was less than 5 times in that year, the Agricultural Bank of China would also charge a certain annual fee. At present, the Agricultural Bank of China Credit Card's annual fee collection standards include: commonly used domestic and foreign currency gold card annual fees are generally about 200 yuan, and the annual annual fee of Pu card is 100 yuan. Apply for the RMB gold card, the annual fee is 160 yuan/year, and the general card is 80 yuan/year.
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1. China Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) was established in 1951. The head office is located at No. 69, Jianguo Men, Beijing. It is a large state -owned bank managed by the central government and a national deputy ministerial unit. Agricultural Bank of China is an important part of China's financial system, providing various types of company banks and retail banks products and services, and carried out financial market business and asset management business. Its business scope also covers investment banking, fund management, financial leasing, life insurance and other fields.
2. The predecessor of Agricultural Bank of China can be traced back to the agricultural cooperation bank established in 1951. It is the first professional bank established during the New China period and the first state -owned commercial bank established by New China. In February 1979, the Agricultural Bank of China resumed its establishment and was headquartered in Beijing. On February 23, 1979, the State Council issued a notice on the restoration of the Agricultural Bank of China. On June 1, 1984, Agricultural Bank of China launched the first World Bank loan. On June 24, 1985, the Agricultural Bank of China unified the bank name font for the first time. On June 25, 1985, the central government decided to establish the Party Committee of the Agricultural Bank of China. In 1994, China Agricultural Development Bank was established alone. In 1996, the rural credit cooperatives were separated from administrative affiliation with the Agricultural Bank of China, and the Agricultural Bank began to transform to a wholly state -owned commercial bank. In 1997, the agricultural bank insurance policy was accelerated. In 1999, three banks including Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and Construction Bank peeled 1.4 trillion yuan from non -performing assets to the four major asset management companies.